JONATHAN MCBURNIE | 'Floodland' | Illustrated book Moa Island grasping the neck and tail

grasping the neck and tail end of the animal

Robinson's work has contributed significantly to the environs of Cairns where he lives through a number of major public art installations

Traditionally fishing was done from the shores or around the reefs either by the use of fishing lines made from vine or vegetable fibre

The yam is hairy and makes good eating

JONATHAN MCBURNIE | 'Floodland' | Illustrated book Moa Island grasping the neck and tailFLOODLAND brings together a series of personal and natural disasters featured in illustrations and comics by Jonathan McBurnie. Beginning with the protagonists (referred to as the King of Shitty or King of Nails) chronic illness, it relates a long period of bizarre artistic practices, awkward art school relationships, the brutal reality of the nine to five grind, and the transition between emerging artist and submerging artist, and culminates in the